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This example uses a sinusoidal signal with amplitude varying sinusoidally in the range of [1,5] with a frequency of 63 Hz,
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and frequency varying according to a cosine function in the range of [10, 100] Hz with a frqeuncy of 77 Hz.
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and frequency varying according to a cosine function in the range of [10, 100] Hz with a frequency of 77 Hz.
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Note that signalExtrema1 doesn't find the extrema exactly since sampling frequency 100 Hz is too small compared to maximum frequency of the input signal,
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The amplitude of both a differentiable sinusoidal signal (frequency 9 Hz) and a non-differentiable sawtooth signal (period 1/9 s) is modulated sinusoidally /frequency 0.75 Hz).
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The amplitudes of both a differentiable sinusoidal signal (frequency 9 Hz) and a non-differentiable sawtooth signal (period 1/9 s) are modulated sinusoidally (frequency 0.75 Hz).
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Note that the ContinuousSignalExtremaBlock detects extrema of both signals without sampling.
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